Carbon outwelling across the shelf following a massive mangrove dieback in Australia: Insights from radium isotopes

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Paper builds on earlier work by James Sippo https://t.co/4LBDBNba85 https://t.co/2EK3zylm4t the recent work by @GReithmaier @Dr_Damo77 @_david_ho_ et al https://t.co/qSrZN84imw and many others

Mangroves are great at storing carbon - what happens to that carbon when mangroves die during disturbances?

@mdouglasUWA @michele_burford @NESPNorthern @UWAresearch @TropWATER Here are some findings on changes in carbon cycling due to the mangrove dieback https://t.co/ap0WdSPXar and https://t.co/aa5QN4VzlV and there are several more papers in the pipline

RT @Dr_Damo77: Want to know what happens to carbon outwelling following a massive climate-driven mangrove mortality event? Then check out J…

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